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Review Of The Article 'Trump Is Doing Things Right'
Abigail Valentine
Professor John Cussen
English 101.003
February 5, 2017

Title of the Articles: “Trump is doing things right,” “Messing with Mexico is a dangerous idea,” “Trump refugee mess previews failures ahead”
Author of Articles: Duncan Hunter, David A. Andelman, Marc Ambinder
A controversial argument debated among the United States citizens is how Donald Trump will perform as president. Several articles present different standpoints, providing examples and opinions proving their viewpoint on similar topics concerning the president. In the Article “Trump is doing things right,” Duncan Hunter says that Trump has been consistent with his commitments he promised as a candidate. He provides opinions on the start of Trumps presidency. Overall
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